The former ABC reality star and his wife Catherine Giudici have welcomed their third child, a baby girl named Mia, and shared her first pictures on Instagram.
- Dec 24, 2019
AceShowbiz - Sean Lowe has just got the ultimate Christmas gift. The Season 17 star of "The Bachelor" has been wishing to have a daughter of his own, and on Monday, December 23, he announced that his wife, Catherine Giudici, has given birth to their third child together, a baby girl.
Through his Instagram account, the 36-year-old TV personality shared a first look at the bundle of joy he and his wife named Mia. "I've always wanted a daddy's girl and now I've got her," he wrote alongside a photo of him and his newborn. "Mia is healthy, Mama is doing great, and God is so good!"
At the same time, Catherine has also made use of her own Instagram account to show off the newest addition to their family. In a post that captured her cradling the infant while sitting on her hospital bed, the 33-year-old got playful with her caption as she wrote, "Mama, Mia."
Hours prior to Mia's arrival, Sean posted a selfie photo of himself and his wife in the delivery room. "It's almost time to meet the new baby! Such a special time for me," the Bachelor Nation member informed his followers.
Sean and Catherine broke the happy news that they were expecting a sibling for 3-year-old Samuel Thomas and 19-month-old Isaiah Hendrix back in June. Posting a photo of his family of four, "The Bachelorette" alum spilled, "The first two have been pretty cool, so why not a third?" His wife, in the meantime, let out similar picture with a "Party of Five" hashtag.
Having shared two boys with Catherine, Sean opened up back in 2018 that he hopes to add a daughter to his young family. "We know we want to adopt at least one child, but, at the same time I would love to see what a biological daughter would look like because hopefully it would look like mama," he told E! News.
Catherine shared similar yearning as Sean. In June, the reality star told PEOPLE, "I definitely am praying very hard for a girl. I'm trying to think girl thoughts." Nevertheless, she did note that the baby's gender was not the most important. "I'm going to love this baby no matter what," she stressed. "I'm going to find out when I meet it and love that baby."
